Significats de epidural space en anglès

Abscess after esophageal tear is rare, especially in the spinal epidural space.

A 17-gauge catheter was advanced into the epidural space.

Lesions that extend through the lamina into the epidural space present an unanswered problem for local control.

The aim of the present study was to evaluate a new electronic divide to localize the epidural space, i.e.

Although the calibers of the epidural needles were a little different, both needles were introduced quite easily in the epidural space.

The prognosis for the long-term response to therapy may be indicated by pretreatment ambulatory status and posttreatment imaging of the epidural space.

The scientists then stimulated the spinal cord with electrodes implanted in the outermost layer of the spinal canal, called the epidural space.

A volume of 2 ml of injectate reaches the anterior epidural space 100% of the time.

The rarity of this lesion in comparison with the more frequent vertebral cavernous angiomas with secondary extension to the epidural space is emphasized.

Utilizing a loss of resistance to saline technique, an 18-gauge Tuohy-type needle entered the epidural space at C6-7.

The width of epidural space on the concave side was significantly smaller than that on the convex side in most levels of the curve.

The MRI revealed an SSEH that was compressing his spinal cord in the right posterolateral epidural space from C2-C6.

Conclusions: This study suggests that pharmacokinetically designed infusions of drugs in the epidural space in humans can maintain steady concentrations of drug in CSF.

Magnetic resonance imaging was effective in confirming the diagnosis at an early stage and in looking for local spread (muscles, epidural space, and disk).

The MRI showed contrast enhancement of C6-C7 with an abscess infiltration extending to the intervertebral disc, the anterior epidural space, and the medullary cord.